SSC announced the SSC CGL 2024 final result on March 12, sparking concerns among candidates over alleged discrepancies in the normalisation process. Many claim that some candidates with lower raw marks received disproportionately higher scores. Frustrated aspirants have taken to social media, demanding the immediate release of the final answer key and clarification from SSC.
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The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has released the admit cards for the 1st and 2nd-year TS Intermediate exams 2025. The exams will begin in March, with 1st-year exams starting March 5 and 2nd-year exams starting March 6. Students can download their hall tickets from tsbie.cgg.gov.in by logging into their accounts.
The registration window for CSIR NET December 2024 will close today, January 2, 2025. Candidates can still apply by visiting the official website before the deadline. The payment deadline is January 3, 2025, while the correction window for application details will be open from January 4-5, 2025. Interested candidates must complete all steps, including payment, for successful submission.
Ivy League schools, once symbols of academic achievement, now operate under a highly competitive, scarcity-driven system that perpetuates inequality. With acceptance rates below 5%, students face immense stress and burnout. A recent study highlights how the top 1% are disproportionately admitted, while underprivileged students are at a severe disadvantage. The process, shaped by legacy admissions and preferential treatment, undermines true merit and shifts focus away from academic exploration,... Expand
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon warned that universities failing to curb antisemitism will face continued defunding. She reaffirmed the Trump administration’s $400 million funding cut to Columbia University. Meanwhile, a Palestinian student was arrested, and over 50 colleges are under federal investigation for antisemitic discrimination, signaling heightened scrutiny of campus policies, as reported by Florida Politics.
The H-1B visa program continues to spark debate in the U.S., with figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump supporting its expansion, while critics like Laura Loomer oppose it. In Massachusetts, over 15,000 employers have sponsored more than 224,000 H-1B visa holders since 2009, with leading sectors including tech, healthcare, and education. Despite annual visa caps, the program remains a key driver of innovation and economic growth, especially in specialized fields.
Andhra Pradesh Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh announced the AP Intermediate Results 2025, marking the highest pass percentage in a decade. With 70% of first-year and 83% of second-year students passing, government colleges showed notable improvement. GJC second-year results hit 69%, the best in ten years. Lokesh praised students and educators, encouraging those who didn’t pass to stay motivated. Results are available online and via WhatsApp for student convenience.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will close the application window for the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2025 today, February 21, 2025. The deadline was extended from February 18, 2025. Candidates can apply through the official UPSC website. The correction window opens on February 22 and closes on February 28, 2025. The exam is scheduled for March 25, 2025.
As generative AI disrupts the job market, US students are flocking to high school shop classes, with enrollment surging by 13%. School districts are investing millions of dollars to revamp vocational programs, offering a hedge against AI job disruption. These hands-on courses in fields like construction, manufacturing, and welding provide students with lucrative, high-skill careers. With rising demand and increasing job stability, vocational education is quickly becoming a popular and viable... Expand
Florida State Senator Randy Fine introduces a bill preventing undocumented immigrants from attending public universities with acceptance rates below 85%. The proposal follows Governor Ron DeSantis's support for stricter immigration policies. Critics argue this could negatively impact enrollment amidst declining student numbers.
The US government has intensified scrutiny on H-1B visa hiring practices, warning employers against prioritizing foreign workers over American candidates. This shift could significantly impact Indian professionals, who receive the majority of H-1B visas. Stricter regulations may limit job opportunities, push Indian talent to other countries, and affect India's IT sector, altering global migration trends.